Home Staging Tips in Palm Beach County-Price, Condition and Location Helped this West Palm Beach Home Sell in 3 Weeks!
It always helps when these 3 …. Price-Condition-Location...... can come together to help get a property sold. In this case, the Sellers were willing to add some TLC and Staging to a property that had Location already going for it. Room Service Home Staging was asked to provide a reference point so that Buyers could get a feel for the home.
First step after some repairs was to add some warmth to the all white walls, which were making the house feel cold and blah. We used a very soft taupe on the walls which when paired with the white trim gave the home a clean, crisp and fresh feeling.
Focusing on the primary areas of the property, we wanted to give the Buyers a sense of the possibilities of the house.
Take a look.... the all white walls, double staircase and large entry were begging for something a little more inviting.
Adding an entry table gave a buyer something on which to focus when they entered the house.
While we got the Sellers to paint, the blue carpeting had to stay. This family room is long so instead of the Buyer wondering where to put their furniture, we provided a suggestion.
The bedroom was a long one as well so we wanted to give Buyers a sense of where they could place their bed.
Staging your home isn’t trying to fool anyone or show a false sense of life. It’s highlighting the structure, space and possibilities of the property.
If you have an unusually shaped room or one that is significantly longer than it is wide, placing furniture can help answer one of the first questions that is bound to pop into their minds.....”Where do we put the bed/sofa?”
Whether you’re selling your home in Boca, Boynton, Delray Beach or anywhere else, give your house the best opportunity for a quick sale.........
Listen to your Realtor about the Market Value of your home.
Invest in a Home Staging Consultation that will provide you with the tools you’ll need to make your house Market Ready.
Coach and Active Rainer 
Today I'll be DeStaging a condo that sold in about 5 weeks. We talk so much about 
tunes. Everything that was brought in.... must be carefully packed and moved out. Beds will be un-made and linens carefully folded.... pictures and mirrors removed.... rugs rolled up and carted out..... That's where the UGH comes in. Why is it that what fit in 7 or 8 boxes when you Staged now seems to take 10 or 12??
